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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
HE PENITENTIARY.
ASSuAL REPORT OF THE po.pn ~
DIRECTORS AND SUPERINTENDENT
'ISneial Condition Of the Inst,tut;on-
"~moer OF Prisoners Improvements
Recommended, &c.

The Board Of Directors of the peni-
,en'l'ry IN their annual report say that
'he financial exhibit shows a large in.
crease over last year of cash snrplus
amer paying all the expenses of the in
Sn'ut'on, as follows:
N'.,, mount lnt deposited iu the treasury
-"''Nt ut year.. ............... SO oO0 m
NI''iai HfaWn ont to pay y
a. ana Ohio Railroad Com.
pa'.y ............... al oss q,
Amount drawn out 90 pay on
'i- "ui Euhiis nt the peui-
''''''S .'.--.'- ............. 2f120 =
Nlohing total drawn from
500 treasury ............. 35,I5S ii
Ada "n' ,o ,,3.es ..,, ..l balance Of. 36sn So
"4u4 "I N1pcriateudcnt.... s2G nl
Mako ihe total actual cash
Ar.,,3,. H3aao'c..i. y, . .............., s7,G57 55
lor guarding the Cap M
Az >3uare ..........., ,.....'.... 5 5000
'onV'.s employed on the
Napiio' square. ........... 1874 20
fof material aud labor for
"o.h done at tLo penitontia-
i4 iof The state. e.............. iGlO
20 80
u We have cash balance of q s4gs IL
40 ire ato'" add The excess 0f this
.tti inventory over i8.' year, after
lc1Ictns $50. which IS included In
'h's years in'entory-.... 49l5 81
=, Results .,- ia nc' gain his ycar...}i33m 30
IL p" ihisl~ added permanent improve
menis................................. f79i oG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22

retribution. Many people think memory
viii be the same treacherous thing IN the
future life that it is in this, and therefore
fear no retribution from this source.
But memory is the storehouse OF the
mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
WEEK or PRAYER.

The laymen of Union Station church
commenced "Week Of Prayer" at
their church Sunday night, which will
be continued during the nights of the
week, beginning at Y o'clock. Inc
meeting Sunday night was largely at
tended aud was very profitable and IN
tcresting. The public is invited to at
tapI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
SOLDIERS HOME SERVICE.

Rev. DIR. Richardson preached at the
Soldiers Home Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Dr. Kerr had been announced to otiiciate,
but was prevented from so doing byreason
ofhaving to preach the funeral of one Of
his most respected parishioners, Mr.
Henry p. Taylor, Sr. The music by the
FIRST Presbyterian choir had TO be
omitted on account OF the indispositIon
of Mr.. n. b. Clapp. The exercises, how
ever, were very interesting, and the at
tendance was large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22

Man is the masterpiece OF Gods hand.
But the very faculties which are given
usabove all other creatures may, il not
properly exercised, be our jailers or tor
mentors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22

Now what can be expected by us from
A God who is Just ? We have in memory,
conscience, aud reason formed mans
tlree-corncred prison; and the three
sments of retribution can furnish no
way ont. But the everlasting Gospel can
liberate us. "There is now therefore no
condemnation to them that are IN Christ
Jesus" This is thevoice Of pardon, and
the only ono.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22

Nohing total drawn from
ihc trcaulfy...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22

And balance duo for hi,e az
convi'is employed on Tho
Capitol square. .....
For material aud labor for
"oth done at iLo penitentia-
rs ior the STATE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
THANKSGIVING sERMON.

At II o'clock Sunday morning, by in-
yitation, Rev. DR.. II. A. Upper deliv-
cred a special thanksgiving sermon be
fore A. w. Glinn Council. No. I, Junior
o. L. A. NJ, at Laurel-Street Methodist
church. The text was from Matthew,
22d chapter, oath verse. There was a
large audience, and the sermon was
greatly enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22

The item of permanent Improvements
represents the amount OF labor per
formed 10y couyicts in filling up raylnes
adjacent to buildings on the peniten-
tlorv-rrOuu1-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
Spring silk.

India silks snd French foulards sre largely
irnloriel lor hosse drrsses IN the spring ard
fer General wear in SIMMER. The old designs
OF iosers. palms. and Persian arafcsques are
areia shown but tBe new fancy is fog piaids
barr and stripes IN these silks very similar Ia
coloring 20 those q cotton or of wool goo3s
The soist blue silis ssiii have irrngular barr Il
pink and green. the darkest bloc groslrds VIII
- cro~sod with white of wish red. and brown
VIII alternate ~ifh ecru as ground on "a
figure The inch square pisijs are tboeght
hen6solnest ia light colcrs. vh1e t5s DARK
grounds look vel ia rather iar~e o-e-trenlsly
fine zraIl crossings n contrasting bars The
striped designs arr mot varied Il al, one of
tn oevt new patterns being incl wide strips
Of very fine White specis. With blue. brown.
green. gray or doll red stripes a TIE same
width Separating tbesn. TIE hair stripee -
last year are rspested. b1t hare BE-
cone na7noto8ess a. tley are m al
kinss q fsbI8cs Flowerei sfripes are
very effective IN iesf OF IlY-0f -iDe
valley patterns. OF m SLENDER wires -
gar small buds PAR flown- er.ek squares
AMI the xizzse 4 cbu1dah stripes are also
Shown great desl \ Preach foulsr3 i IN
the market. isst this las worn - be6lr silsf
81 bes-itsf favor. and ate are 20 n1ueh
gives - calling n Insia ss'k heceu= the letter
fs more 65ratsa Whts Tsdis aiE. vIf1 sH
over patterns ~ graceful Ines in biaek ti1e.
brown, o. s-tfiet vi faaso TTfssy suEarner
drv7sss. aa8 the~s nrs usa17 Easteaa sr,1
Poupatiour sasssFs of rrees suf flaks 81 pals
snd esarnliaz coserx Tfs surni.s. vith lergs
vale 9 'sgaaal trls's. s-s saoen IN 81 selis
oolafs azsd n raer- Els g. soras = re fres-
taet isi1~ tafs is1s rres~ea ~5th fink snf
1fs@a. aDd rreeg Sfrsnlis tsrrec rsh Tssk
Issss sre - - rsse ~ 81 or.tlrs ersssses s.rt
81 cdaa So ovs--g - Tsivsf eniisr. veTf efe
csrs, an1 sa'la5ssd slf.Fsy o. ioNnr skffts
bortsFes sta veire.. ~ sis folie8 - sseesi
iagiv rils pisfts VIA veivss Iai2iz l-eswssn
--Asrgess Bszssx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
WHO rs TO BLAME FOR THls7
A Crusade" Coustab,s shot While Al
fssnntinc 10 Enfnrce Frohs sblfion.

A Crusade Constable shot While At
tempting TO Enforce Prohibition.
DIS MoISEs, Iowa. March 7.-Je1- Logan.
a constable who has been very active ia the
crusade against conuaband liquor deelers,
was shot and killed tonight By Joseph Row
q teams,er IN the employ OF Hurlbert. He IS
q Co. wholesale druggists. Logan en-
tered the shipping room of the firms
place Of business Gnd made an insolent
demand "a know If the driver Of their de-
livery wagon had permit 10 deliver liquors.
Row pu>1ed him one side and told
him INT If be proposed an arrest
he must show bis warrsnt. Logan replied.
Il sill show you my warrant, and, draw
ing bis revolver fired the ball
barely missing one ofthe members
OF the hfm. Rev then drew
his pistol and red two shots, both taking
effect in Logans breast and killing him in
SANITY. Row was arrested aud the coroner
took charge OF the remains. The shooting
created great excitement bnt the more con
ssryaiive element OF the people justified 1t.
claiming thai the constaoles have gone 10
extremes ia their efforts 10 reap a harvest
sOr themselves under the pretense OF en-
forcing the Prob. .bitory Law.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

USrxD SrArEs.-The United States -.
Albert IL. EawOOd; indictment FOR opening
letters and stealing money therelCom. Ar
raisned pleaded guilty y.-Unltci S0aies vs..
Eugene Curtis. inaictm ut Tor retailing hq
uor without paying special TAX. Order ios
bench warrant. a
CmCUfr-The people W Chas. J. Burn
haTn. assault and 0astarF. Order 4gsshing
proceedings Faller q Rice Lumber
aud Misunderstanding Company IS. Charles r.
Mason; sssumpsir. Continued by eonsell
without costs---Issac }. ani Ira reepie =.
Truman Slrong. t-e=pass on the case. Ord5-
the plaintiff nle security for costs within
forty days- Henry Lohry vs.. Libbie VI. and
John A. Caster; tEespass on TIE c1se. 40
tion for new trial denied with costs and
without prejudice. STAY extended sixty
days-Parneiia Bailey IS. Richard Bailey,
divorce. Order that defendant pay 20 con-
plzinant 50 Tor expenses and SIS for At
torney's fces--Roger ". BatteTfiesd
vs. Seryesss . Chamberlain. ne
plevin. By stiya!ation juigment fof
plaintiff SIX cents without cos's ID.
Lansing Skinner vs Wm. D. MsnsIe.d ct
al. assumpsit. Order that plaintin file Sc
curity for costs within thirty days. The
People VS.. Ambrose 4. Weekes selling Ii
qlCr as beverage under druggist license,
continued until next term.-Ihe People
IS. EFastus r. Bats: Information for in
cest. Morton to qu IN information a-gGei
and submittsd.-fhe People IS. Lewis Z.
Haskin; criminal a0der. Order quashing
complaint aud warrant. and respondent
discharged.
SUPxEIoR-The City vs.. David p. Clay,
in ChanceD; bearing resdmed.-Jsmes NJ.
Chaplin rs Justin 81. Stanley and Mrs.
Cooper. trespsss on the case; nOiioa 10 dis
miss for Noncompliance. with order TO file
security for costs, argued aud submitted.
PoLcE.-Wm. +. Cutting. drunk; paid
S 35.--Stephen r. Drum; larceny less
than s., paid 6S.35.-Wm. Mansfield,
cruelty 10 . horse. 81 days IN jail; appealed.
-J John kerwin. abetling gambling; dis
CHANGED
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

EckleedsfF-f New Espfs
= peatfa - Live.
aalI Hls aVMnu TRMIRa.
akksesa4ass ns.s q ftsss nsee Csssea
D. Hesa.es fsssei Liessss sisssss
-fsa Chsa&s Ia fsis CsAas-
ueu ~ksas's Fsnwsi.

Cssauss nz43sah. sooouapaaiea - esssipsy
Fsysss4n isfstss sa4 Wl4 Nss-a. laeai
-. slalsal wished shs se~as II ths lislseea' :
sfs.esiy yesterday sad mssis Fe.-i usoFtssa
ssAmiaailon u ths rsnslns = i>saA oslta
lss nsarssfe4 sri. fhs aa1ossg Esssslei
no saa.esiseas ol s4ssAss u aey aina. 1hs
hail th.a stFesk Der nesr tie eol.As bons
uas feand le8set Ia tts se.He nesf the
skoai-ssa. snd tas one whlea suisfed ga the
fikhi Sic sa1 pAkzei ihfsusa ths ksAt y As
taaaa le.iset n tas maseies tRl.esn tbs
rbs % tAs is.i side. eeysf4i uAfks wsfe
lound GA TIE boay~oEe 0n ths rsFat
sfm. another between the nnsers
ana olaefs- uEflA stFe efi1sufly
na3s b the aal.sts sna ii u dlfncali - Sc
tsluine bow tva hAiis cogit have aaA1e -
nauY marks. Some tailk thai more than
ibres shots wefe hfea, bai Tie yeu0s nA1
Who Witnessed the shooting saYs hs i Posi'
iise lhz. bai iwo sh0lF wsfe Bred before the
sifi dFopfel sad one more wnen Lsai~s-
siailer fe.l outside tbe sats. Hints we're
l.saId sunday nighl ret.-atiDs on ths sifl ;
chastity. bat sueh suspicion Was dispsiei
YESTERDAY the sxaclnzt0n proving thar
sbr was = yir2in.
There was no marked change il Ecklos
dahcrs cJudi.i0n Yesterday. lie t4iAet
Wih bis brother IN Law aid expressed a de-
sire 20 iise, CUT infused - disclose Inc mo
tive which aefuatea him 10 comnllt toe
crime. saying that II l. nlysfery " 1icn
Will never De explained. It's nov stated
% Al Tor the past ies months ne read Nickel
Library stories almost constantly and il i
supposed that be wss inhDenced by the
blood and thunder literature until he be
came possessed Of al uncomfortable desire
10 DO something heroic. Unless infiamms-
ton sels in. OF which there was no
indication Yesterday. the doctors think
hat nc will recover. There Is strong
feeling against him in the vitiGity. and
many regrets that For1s Capital Punish
nsot bill failed a. become law. The
opinion that he ought 10 De lynched Is
freQnentlv expressel. but il IS unlikely that
any attempt al violence viii DC made uniess
he should recover sufficiently 10 make al
attempt 10 ESCAPE.
The murdered girls funeral will take
place tomorrow from the Belmont church
he remains viii be inferred IN what l:
Known IS Llyingston's burying ground neal
the village.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
Good ss-. Cor the a ana aa.a~.r. O..

PIFrsBUks. March The Western Nail
Association viii meet st Chicago on
"Wednesday and will probably advance The
card TAle from S27o. the present rate. 70
s. - OF s2s3. The sDring trade has oPeDs3
brlskly and the price i sxpecied q -
above s. beiorr the summer eod>. II tbe
card is advanced 20 or ABOVE S25o, the Dsti
ers wages will advance cents. The last
ern Nail Association meets ~ Phiiadelphia
on THURSDAY and will probably sissnse lts
card rate from a. 30 TO s2ot The present
Eastern rate. $40. is equivalent 10 8 IS ia
the West So hat IL will De > oeais below Ihe
West
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

N0eE4LV. Io. aArcn s-Nes'eriay
morning s. Nosat Ayr twelve miles from
tlis place. q. b Goodman. sge5 %. EAT ooi
sic brains xith BE oooi OF bis iitsis son
ara ihea Gag bis orn throat 1ais not
bsigE satr.f-t te eeng 70 fbe barn sno
hauF lif4saif CD s fAifsF tfosan8u vs<
quite wraiiay aad ais wige fsf So % sisu =
sset ~ Some lsli he bad so1. hface -
rrinse. Eaa e1n siaeseed Toe cfia1e and
,sissfs,i Cor d.s nfatGef's lie
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
concert a.d Lecture Tonight.

Ringuette's Hall. corner South Diyis-
ion and FIfsh-ave.. there will be given this
evening. under the auspices OF the Calvary
Baptist Sundsy school, az entertainment
which promises 10 be attractive and OF an
high order. Ia connection with a lecture
by Kerr Is. Tupper on Music A Fine
Art" will be the selections Of music. vocsi
and instrumental, by some Of the best mus
ical talent OF our city. Entertainment 70
begin at : O'Clock. sharp. eomissi0n -
ceuts. and ali proceeds Tor benefit Of sunday
school. 4 full house is expected.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

To tue Esilas ef tAs fHlEeAks nkRAtp
Please eiFs me nefns 81 he lsesi f&psf
pn4llshed on Undertaking knd where p4e
lishsa. Answer ic nsxf issos
A HrnkCsfRkh.
The TE,EaxAN HfsAtn soala oei liss %
say which Il the b~st ~ ths eaerl4krfa
Organs tut. ss.is gFom tie osnaa Aafaas
kssif there sfe fous moniAiy li4Fers Fsie
ilsled Ia the lnlefesg ~ Funeral illees ssfs
aud they are. faf e.assestss. As~ vera
City. I.s Ssrsssd Chicago tue tsstu etkel
6ssats SIefiag IL. sd I4s Castsz
Hecbsstsf. N II. The swora circulation ~
Tie s4sass.ss l. S.6g
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

The flns7ai 90 Ms Absr 19ycs vas held
yesfsrlsy from s. Auarsss c4tle3rs. and
ass iargsiY attended ~ tns relatives sno
falnds az lnc csles<ett .asy. Use a9fDl
tributes wcre e.ssars and fhe services we're
gnlsgsiy imprstse, Hls. JuFcs vss
F ana lasolaafs ADeFn - .srse cree
ei if enaf aimfsl hss FIR ina many
&. s4 .,aslisifs 49, isiHe eis4eslfon sna love
afe rtsfas e. shs sa- tani 10 the
laL-. !. l.la. ~. "a MAl-s.l -En.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

MILwkUKEr Marsh The pressmen
who joined the printers strike on Friday
last returned 10 the Offices today. The bAcK
of the typographical strike il prActica.iy
broken aud the old nea are beginning 90
seek their former places. The propriet0rs
OF the newspapers aud job Offices have
signed q compact not 10 recognize the union
in any manner in the future.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

John kerf.a wss af sfe4 yesterday 10
cca.plsiai ol Jo4 AcDfaa.a charged Vab
q slas ead sastins ga esnnang Ieuon.
All nas ~ have ias $50 iu Frank bss-
ksrFn ESQ Ia 0aF entef GaeIs, heid csc
sfasss Eheu 81 hst iae mnaes. AefHtn
eas sflsf b FJiee t1afE yesterday alt tis-
faarses fhe evidence n8t being zain.is4t
- Calfici hIa3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

nssei Nxes.s = Fl - $50
a. lssek - 8 fss esH ee
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$3.50 Aeess Is tssk@ee 5ssssssFs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

Ben zse5uy,h. ios the past ten years
man3ger 81 me dry goods store Of Yo.Et
Herpoisnei ale- 8 Co. was yeSfsrd y pre-
se8ted with q handsome goI3-hf&ded cane
by his fellow clerzs ~ he store. The pfse-
ent eas csIrpief sgrprse 10 ~. Ise
haFth. xh9 has resi- gasd ls position o.
seek n home al Geutrsla. Washington Ter
FaforT Dn che bead ~ ZOE cane was en-
gr1gcd. Ben. Ieeb1yfh. March =. is.1.
Mr sad Mrs Issorrin iea at noon yester.
day for tasir wesfari home
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08


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pFlE1aMms al Sufh tais s.ss. his
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E1iue as ca tie aill The sFenlng closes
~lth the exlravsEanza Babes "a tie
aots. The essA opene4 via large
house.
The United Press dsra cAes brought lie
the following theatrical inls.iigeuos lssi
uizat
LozpoS. March A new American
play entitled Hans tAe bostmAn, sas pat
apon ghe stage i0r The trst tlue a. saeiie.l
toAlsag. The plscs j. AZ aniouoied success
and L the afsf American play ever pro
dGcei ia Engiand IN advance -ot ats per
fOfHzace IL Americs-
Joseph II. Kesne began weeks engage
meat Ia Ms Darlington az The Wonder
aad last evening There arc half dozen
funny lines IN the p'sce, 0u. il - for the
most part as 1eAk - The company pgOdrc
ing Il. keane IS quietly funny and zoe
prznks o. Ike. Ia pers0nated By NeiAe
Oven, SCI 0a tie spectators 70 lAnga. The
house was large
Lawrence Barrett plays at Ann Arbor TO
night, a. kast saginaw. March q Eey Jlty.
March 10 NusSesOn. March IL; and Grand
Rapids March Il
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

Bosr0S. March 7.-RAndall, Gle a
Shswes, boot and shoe dealers at 50 Pearl
81. have assigned 10 A. i. Martin. with liza
bilitics estimates si SO 0O0 sSsets un.
known. The cause OF the failure II ssirib
uted 10 leases which they have sustained
for soms lime IN their southern trade. The
firm has been ia business here for thres
yesrs and has q large Southwestern trade
The creditors are nesriy al ia Boston and
the immediate vicinity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
Tie ~nIet,,s. Pla. soola,.

This evening, the Young Peoples Nusi-
cal and Literary Society. OF the Ames NJ. =.
Chureh viil give a decorated clothes pin
s0C.e. a. the residence of r. Q. Sessions. 405
Jc chers0n ase. Eacn iedy vii bring a bas-
ket lunch. ana a pair % pi0s wiu oe decor
ated IN different c0iors. Tee gentleman Sc
cures one sui then iuds his partner among
tie lafies present. 4 fius Musical and
literary programme has h.en prepared. and
it VII. probably bs pieasant and success
ffl affair
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
SELECT YOUR HOMESTEAD.
jackson, Lansing saginaw Lands Re-
stored to Market

stored to Market
WAsHISoroS, March Com missioner
Sparks hss ordered the restoration TO entry
Of L. goo acres OF lard in Michigan which
were selected in 1871. by the Jackson, Ian
sing & saginaw Railroad company. The
Commissioners in 1855 held that these
lands weTe excepted from toe railroad grant
~ reason OF having oeen embraced in an
In4ian reservation Al the date of the grant.
snd that ~ the subsequent extioguishment
of the Indian reservation. the iands reverted
- she ploiic domain aud did not inure 20
ths railroad company. Secretary Lsmar
affirmed this DECISION aHd The vre sent action
opens the lands 10 settlement aud entry
under the public sad lays.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
CALLED on rag PRESIDENT.
Runos Tat Matthews Is to svsossd Mont.

KrmoI Tat Ma IfeTs fs 20 sHtoeeo 1Iont-
Somery.
WNHs613S. March Mr. Troiter. the
new recorder of deeds for the District Of
Columbia. called on the President today
for the FIRST time since he received the az
po.nfment. Mr. Matthews. tie retiring re-
c irdsr. Rcconf fauisa hin. They hsd quite
long inter- sieH with the President. Tie
sumOT thai pr. Matthews u 20 succeed Com
missioner Montgomery apon his retirement
fr0m The Patent Ciice is siill sf0at sn1
creates some STIR among employs Of that
Office. tbs dlst6cs Democrats and Others
here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08

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Warmer.

wAsHrsoros. March s.-Esstsrn Michigan
Fair weather followed by local rains.
warmer. variable winds, shifting 10 south
eriy.
Western Nichig an Local rains. wsrmes.
variable winds, generally.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-08
Natural ca. In Indiana.

WABASH, Ind. March Natural gas
wss struck today a, Alexandria a. depth Of
nine hundred and forty-two feet The ga
flow is very strong and the well promises
big results